Sadly, I recognized them all without labels...

Sooo....WilmerHale used to be Wilmer, Cutler and Pickering.

Amazon has it for $30. Much better value. I definitely think less character customization than was in 4e is good. It is still higher than 3.5e, but feels like it uses for 3.5e stuff for gameplay. Looking forward to the other two releases.

I like the direction they are going with in 5e. It feels more like it has more of the good stuff from 3.5e and the character building from 4e. I hated 4e because it just felt like an MMO instead of D&D. The Players Handbook is on Amazon for $30 instead of the standard $50 MSRP.

So glad I dodged a bullet by deciding not to go to that convention. I knew from the radio promos that it just was not going to be worth it.

Think Back to the Future 2. Go into the past and make a change, it creates a branched off timeline. Things that happen in the branched off timeline (which is also technically in the past) have no affect on the currently timeline that everyone is playing.

Bad move, SquareEnix...bad move....

Hopefully, it is a timed exclusive...

Umm....you are totally incorrect. It is already available in beta and will be there at launch. It is the heirloom and tabard closets that are delayed.

As far as I can tell from beta, account-wide.

So far, it doesn't. You have to have the "toy" in your inventory and then click it to be added to the toy box.

I don't run a website or blog. I have been playing since day 1 without a lapse in subscription though. I woke up this morning and had my beta invite.

There is no Sunday night game in Week 17 so that makes no sense.

I could not agree more. The music is awesome and a lot of the extra sounds within the game are totally uninspiring.

It just went live for CLOSED beta today. Of course you would not get a whisper yet. Sheesh...

And your point? Chen Stormstout appeared in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne, released July 1st, 2003, as well as the Pandaren race being introduced in the Warcraft Role Playing Game introduced in 2003.

Ahh yes, the uneducated masses. Pandaren in Warcraft have been around before Kung Fu Panda was even a twinkle in Dreamwork's eye.

Create a Battle.net account, create a Starter Account for World of Warcraft. Upgrade said Starter Account to full retail version of WoW, including Mists of Pandaria for $59.99 digitally. Enjoy!

The original, while not a great movie, at least managed to capture some of the game's essence and this one looks to build off it. I am actually looking forward to it.

Level cap is generally removed, so you can level past the 20 starter edition limit. No mail (send or receive), no auction house. You cannot start conversations with anyone unless they talk to you first. No /say, no trading. Cannot invite people to groups.

World of Warcraft already does this. Not sure why everyone is so up in arms about it. If you credit card payment goes through completely, you get full access and it will take no more than 3 days.